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A lovely set of 3 small graduating size lidded tureens with tab handles. Made by Barker Bros. Really good quality pieces and heavy for size.

A lovely set of 5 candelabra in the same grapes & vines pattern, the tallest 4 of which (34cm) have removable arms so can also be used as single sticks if desired. Smaller one is 25cm high.

A lovely & cute set of 12 tiny demitasse spoons along with a sugar shovel. These will be a minimum 833 standard silver.

An early Victorian period dinner knife with silver handle and steel blade by Thornhill of London. Part rubbed crest to handle.

A silver handled and steel bladed knife made c. 1790 with pronounced scimitar shape blade, acanthus scroll to the pistol grip handle which bears a crest of the Trotter family (motto 'festina lente').

A nice sized ice bucket with swing handle. Stepped shape upper and footrim and single rib to body.

A good job lot which would could be used for wedding tables etc. Total of 17.

A bulk lot of trays which would be useful for outdoor parties etc. No great quality.

A bulk lot of assorted silver plated tableware

A bulk lot of 47 vintage mainly worn EPNS goblets / beer mugs in assorted sizes.

This is a large lot of vintage souvenir spoons etc from various ages and places, includes 30 boxed/cased examples including Exquisite branded pieces and lots of 185 others, many with enamel badges etc. Total of 215 items.

This is a nice job lot including a large jewellery box with brass fittings, decorated with applied geisha girls etc and includes its costume jewellery contents + a quantity of extras in several boxes and bags etc. A very heavy lot at over 11.6kg unpacked weight.

An interesting and unusual rotating 6 egg cup cruet - originally c. 1810 with some later adjustments. The swing handled pot to top is for salt. This piece screws onto the central column, it is not detachable.

A vintage 4 egg cup set along with 4 matching spoons. Made by Manco

A fine looking smaller frame by Carrs, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1997. Easel backed. Visible photo area is 56mm by 85mm.

A fine looking smaller frame by Keyford Frames Ltd, fully hallmarked for London 1987. Easel backed. Visible photo area at widest points is 65mm by 79mm.

A pair of Georgian style candelabra, a c. 1960's candelabra and a pair of Old Sheffield Plate extending candlesticks c. 1800.